Reverse Engineered Object: Selection

 The first object I choose is a binder clip. It has the interesting and complex shape. It can also be taken apart with 2 legs. I find the binder clip is an interesting object because beside the function of clipping paper, I can also use it as a cable holder by the curve from the two legs. 

The second object in my list is my lipstick. I choose it because it is the object that I use every day, and it has a simple but formal shape.





The last object in my list, which is also the one I will choose for this Reverse Engineered Object is the bottle of hair spray. This is also my everyday object, and the bottle has an interesting shape which is curve. I can also take it apart with those small components such as the cap, the spray part,... so I think it will be fun and interesting to model this object.












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